Definition of sucking in English:

sucking

adjective ˈsʌkɪŋ

单词	sucking
释义	Definition of sucking in English: sucking adjective ˈsʌkɪŋ (of a child or animal) not yet weaned. （小孩，动物）未断奶的 sucking piglets suffer from incoordination Example sentencesExamples The menu is full of expensive ingredients: sucking pig and Argentine steak; duck and lobster and pata negra. The meat is said to be tender and well flavoured, resembling chicken or sucking pig. There is the sucking lamb, named after the aforementioned child who still likes mommy's milk, and then the weaned lamb.
随便看	know someone from know someone in the biblical sense know someone in the biblical sense know someone's (little) game know someone/something from know someone/something from know something backwards know something backwards (and forwards) know something backwards and forwards know something backwards (and forwards) know something for a fact know something for a fact know something from know something inside out know something inside out know something like the back of one's hand know something like the back of one's hand know sth backwards know sth backwards and forwards know sth for a fact know sth from know sth inside out know sth like the back of one's hand know the drill know the ins and outs of